Training Vehicle Crash Delays Moon Landing Program
NASA reports a Lunar Landing Training Vehicle crash Sunday may set back the moon program. Pilot Joseph Algranti ejected safely from the 1.8 million craft four minutes into a six minute flight as the LLTV went into a hammock like action. An investigation board led by Walter Schirra will issue findings in weeks.
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America
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Algranti
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Paul Haney
NASA Spacecraft Center
LLTV
Walter Schirra
Neil Armstrong
NASA
Armstrong
LTV
Bell Aerosystems
Accident Investigation Board Sunday
Britain's Bonnie and Clyde Gang In Britain Today
London reports on a four-man gang and a young woman dubbed the Bonnie and Clyde crowd. Police say the thieves wield shotguns, speed through Britain in stolen cars, and threaten a 1930s style showdown while Scotland Yard expands armed patrols to avert violence.
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Poeress
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Warren Beatty
Bonnie and Clyde
Britain
Scotland Yard
England
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Terrence Tharme
Heathrow
Birmingham
Denhardt
Barrow
Tharme
Francis Herren
Christopher Hague
Sandra Ann Shelton
Sandra
Ronnie
Herren
Liverpool
Swindon
Frank Davies
Davies
Crime Squad
Publicity Seen as Bias Against Ray by Foreman
Criminal lawyer Percy Foreman defending James Earl Ray says publicity has almost convicted his client. He spoke in Cincinnati noting trial restrictions in Memphis and arguing news influence justice, with the poor bearing the cost of televised cases.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Percy Foreman
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Foreman
Memphis
Ray
Houston
Baroque Works Featured In Iowa City Trumpet Trombone Recital
University of Iowa music professors John Beer and John Hill present a Friday evening recital in South Music Hall. The program includes rare seventeenth century baroque pieces by Vejvanovsky Bartali Biber and Fox. Beer on trumpet Hill on trombone with James Kluesner assisting on trumpet and a string orchestra.
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John Hill
University of Iowa School of Music
Iowa Brass Quintet
South Music Hall
Beer
Hill
Pavel Vejvanovsky
Antonio Bartali
H. J. F. Biber
J. J. Fox
Vejvanovsky
James Kluesner
Cedar Rapids
Christmas Hi Fi Component Cassette Deck
A compact stereo deck for a hi fi system supports tiny cassette tapes as part of a Christmas gift set. The device targets casual music listening with a minimalist design and retro appeal.
Peking Loses Grip on Hanoi as Moscow Rises
Diplomatic dispatches say China has virtually lost influence in Hanoi and reduced arms shipments while Moscow accelerates efforts to press North Vietnam toward terms with Washington. North Vietnamese officials travel to Paris with limited Peking contact as Hanoi leans on Moscow for weapons and support.
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Hanoi
China
North Vietnam
U.S
Washington
Paris
Moscow
Kremlin
Warsaw
Mao Tsetung
Ho Chi Minh
Ousted Mali Leader Moved to Sahara Prison
Ousted Mali president Keita has been moved to an outpost prison in the Sahara. The new regime says he and followers will be tried but provides no date or charges. Keita's government was overthrown on November 18.
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Bamako
Mali
Keita
Sahara
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